home and office were raided in march, his name was not mentioned in court documents today. the court documents say that harris was reimbursed by someone else for donations that she arranged in other people's names. and the case of denations made to the -- donations made to the grey campaign court documents reveal harris was reimbursed $44,000 but once again they would not say where that money came from or who that came from. we had a chance laura to call fred cook's office the attorney representing harris, so far, no comment but he believes there will be a court hearing tomorrow. we will keep you updated. >> this is still a developing story matt will continue to follow this more tonight at 10:00 p.m. thank you. another big story tonight, repairs to the earthquake damaged washington monument could keep it closed until 2014. they will also require a massive scaffolding be built around the interior and

exterior of the structure. karen grey houston has the details. >> reporter: it could be 2014 before the general public gets to peek inside the washington monument again. there is a lot of work that has to be done as a result of that damage from the earthquake. it is hard to see that damage with the naked eye but we are told there is a huge crack that is visible from the west side of the monument, which you cannot see from here. but there is video, that shows missing mortar on the interior of the structure, the park service has done a major assessment since the earthquake after structural engineers repelled down the surface in rather dramatic efforts to figure out how severe the damage was. the park service is saying it may take 12 to 18 months for the entire project, park service accepting bids on the construction project right now, they expect to award the bid by

some time in september. i don't think we found the damage was worse than anticipated the challenge is the height of the damage we now know it will require scaffolding around the entire monument, it will -- which will result in us having to remove some of the existing plaza and benches around the monument >> congress ponied up $7.5 million for this project, philanthropies, david reuben stein, donated $7.5 million they may need more money however if they want to use some decorative scaffolding like that used during a previous construction process it looked so nice some people didn't want to take it down. karen grey houston, fox 5 news. >> ism fortunately we just can't seem to -- unfortunately we just can't seem the shake

these violent storms, another one rolled in last night inspectors with the national weather service is checking to see whether a tornado caused this, roofs blown off buildings several other areas of damage a number of people were hurt but injuries not serious, maureen ume is live with details. maureen. >> reporter: well, laura, as you said, the national weather service has been on site. we have yet to hear whether it was a tornado or something else that hit this area. whatever it was caused a lot of damage, that building right there, you can see it is destroyed the building right next to it, the home also destroyed by the roof of that building that flew right into it. as you said l people injured seven all together the miracle, none of those injuries was life threatening. >> i think, it hit here and went around, and then come back in, and hit that right on the sides. >> reporter: surveying the horrific damage. >> like white everywhere, like you couldn't really tell what

was like -- you couldn't see anything. >> reporter: these girls along with two dozen other cheerleaders, teachers and parents were inside the dance fusion studio on flemming street in fredericksburg when a storm suddenly hit sunday afternoon. >> people were crying because like we thought it was just a storm and thought we didn't know this whole thing was going to fall down. >> reporter: two girls rushed the girls and other adults into an interior room as the walls came crashing down windows blown in and the roof of the studio torn off. >> all you could hear was the hail pounding down like guns shooting at you and then you just see the wall collapse and all the dust. >> reporter: several people were injured including two parents both suffered severe injuries that involved broken bones, and bruises, the man under went surgery both he and the woman are still hospitalized. >> those are parents of cheer students and those were parents who were helping out at the time, and probably were responsible for removing children from harm's way. >> reporter: the dance studio's

roof flew 300 feet landing on a house next door an elderly man and his disabled wife were inside two men had to rush inside to help them the wife suffered a minor knee injury otherwise the couple were not seriously hurt. other businesses in the strip mall were badly damaged but not as badly >> my heart breaks for the people hit so hard i feel extremely blessed that we had a few roof leaks. >> reporter: by monday afternoon utility crews had already been on site ensuring grass, water and power lines were shut off a clean up is now under way. while many marvel at the damage, thankful no one was critically injured. >> like blessed, that you are still here because the only part of it that is standing is the room we were in. >> as you can see the damage isjust incredible the owners of the home are in the process of moving out they will stay with their son because as you can see the build something pretty

mum inhabitable. -- pretty much inhabitable. a lot of people wondering how much damage they have when they can go back in all that remains to be seen as exactly folks have been asking all day what exactly happened here national weather service again yet to make that call. live in fredericksburg. >> thanks very much. new storm knocked out power to thousands of people across our region pepco is report 540 customers without electricity at this hour, dominion virginia 984 people without power in northern virginia bge reporting 600 people without lights anne arundel, hartford, howard, prince georges counties. >> we are continuing to track storms on the radar tonight but the big red line here is relief from the heat, sue is down in the weather center seems like we can't get a break first it is hot then we get storms now we are cooling off still seeing damage like fredericksburg >> that is jaw dropping damage

shawn. ablouisly the national weather -- national weather service will look to see if it is rotational or that fan like burst. the heat wave is over our temperature 8 of degrees the cool -- 86 degrees the coolest we have had since june 26th when it was 82 degrees. check around the region, frederick a warm spot a lot of sunshine there, most places are in the 80s and that is the best news we have had in a long time not the mention, it is not very humid look at the dew point in dc at 59. other spots noticeable humidity and we definitely have a little bit of storm activity but a front path to our south look at the temperature as we look toward wilmington, 95 degrees. last stop quickly radar while we don't have anything in the immediate dc area we have a couple stronger storms down to our south those are not destined to get in here. severe thunderstorm watch until 9:00 p.m. tonight. we get a break from those big storms for thousand but i will let you know what the pattern

is looking like for the rest of the workweek. >> all right see you then. fox 5 monitoring metro, and green line services were fully restored this morning, following friday's 3 car derailment metro crews say they successfully repaired a 1,000- foot section between fort taton since then green line trains have been riding on both tracks and heat related speed restrictions, lifted. one man is dead it happened late last night, fire road and match lane, mount vernon officers approached two men they thought were acting suspicious. one of the men tried to runaway got into a struggle with police and shot at the officers. one officer fired back killing the man investigators are still looking for that second man. violent weekend in the district three homicides in two and a half hours.

two men were stabbed one man died from his injuries less than an hour later a double shooting in northwest, michael jones was killed a second victim suffered nonlife threatening injuries, the third homicide, another double shooting in southeast. one man was killed another was taken to hospital. mayor grey wants tougher punishment for drunk drivers, he is proposing a bill a mandatory sentence of 10 days in jail for drivers more than twice the legal limit, drivers who register a blood alcohol level .2 or higher if passed it would still be months before the bill becomes law. president obama is putting taxes on his radar, and raising the stakes in an already heated election year. the president 's proposal not only set off a battle but how it is resolved effects your pocketbook. >> reporter: president obama says congress should temporarily extend bush era tax cuts for those making less than $250,000 a year but not nose

making more than that >> i am not proposing anything radical here i just believe anybody making over $250,000 a year, should two back to the income tax rates we were paying under bill clinton. >> reporter: the cuts expire end of the year. if that happens, middle class families taxes will increase by $2,200. >> in many ways the fate of the tax cut for the wealthiest americans will be decided by the outcome of the next election. my opponent will fight to keep them in place, i will fight to end them. >> reporter: a spokesman for mitt romney released a statement, saying president obama's announcement this morning will mean a tax increase for millions of families, job creators and small businesses, gop leaders say tax cuts should be extended for all. >> something governor romney supports he believe that is will stimulate the economy and provide certainty in the job market. >> reporter: the white house says the president will not

sign a bill extending tax cuts across the board. mitt romney and the republicans say they raised more than $106 million last month while president obama and democrats raised more than $71 million. in washington craig boswell, fox news. for the first time we are hearing the disturbing 911 call that was placed after former commerce secretary john bryson crashed into two cars in the los angeles area. tmz got their hands on the tape listen to this. >> 911 what is your emergency. >> we have a drunk driver that just hit us and fled. hit us twice. he hit us twice we are pursuing him right now. >> bryson suffered a seizure when he rammed into the back of one car twice and left the scene later he collided with a second car. about two weeks after the incident he resigned as commerce secretary. coming up a group of dc residents is demanding an end to pay to play politics in the district. >> tragic accident leaves an 11- year-old boy brain dead.

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chef. >> tragic news for usher his is 1-year-old step son has been declared brain -- 11-year-old step son has been declared brain dead. doctors have not detected brain activity since the child was

admitted to the hospital yesterday. new details about a tragic story unfolding on maryland's eastern shore. three boys drowned over the weekend they went missing saturday night family say they were last seen playing basketball at a church parking lot near a shallow creek in federals burg when they didn't come home, family memberneighbors knew something was wrong. >> it is a tragedy and they need to do something they need to do something. so that this doesn't happen again. so that no other child has to drown or fall in a quick sand. it doesn't make any sense at all. >> the boys ranged in age from 6 to 12 years old. investigators believe they drowned after they tried to swim in the creek. relatives say none of the boys knew how to swim. good news tonight on the health of the chesapeake bay. new reports out today, show the multistate effort to restore the bay, is on track. tom fitzgerald headed to the potomac shore line in virginia where details were laid out in

a unique summit. >> reporter: if there is a common bond that flows through maryland, virginia and the district, it is most certainly, the chesapeake bay. >> we've never had such good news, blue crabs were at levels they have not been seen at in 20 years. and finally, oysters, the native oyster is starting to survive. >> maryland governor o'malley and dc mayor vince grey joined environmental officials from both federal and state agencies for an annual summit on the health of the chesapeake bay >> our oyster population now has the highest survival rate on record, in 26 years, and the blue crab population has rebounded, to a 19 year high. >> by better managing our local rivers and streams, and for us is the anacostia river and of course to some extent the potomac, we will be better equipped to continue efforts to restore the bay. >> overall officials in charge of safe keeping the chesapeake bay are saying a few things right now, first, the bay is a

lot better off, than it was even a few years ago, but, it is not out of the woods, and there is still work to be done. >> last week thousands of people, and their families, came from across the region, to spend time on the bay, for the of july. >> reporter: to build on -- 4th of july. >> reporter: to build on momentum u.s. fish and wildlife service along with epa teamed together to give out $4 million in grants, to local governments, so they can start their own clean water programs. >> the whole idea is to really help local governments get things start that had are good for their local communities also good for the bay. >> reporter: ultimately all of these experts will tell you despite the progress in preserving the baby this generation, it is far too soon to let up in order to preserve it for the next generation. in virginia, tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. as part of today's summit

major grey agreed to take over as the next chairman. well, i tell you what, it is certainly feeling a lot better today than it has in the past. humid but cooler. >> and to hear sue say the heat wave is over, let's party sue. >> music to my ears. >> i will tell you what, i don't thing people could have taken much more it has just been that difficult, at or above 100 degrees a new record for dc saturday 105 second warmest, tied for second hottest day we have ever had here in dc. >> brutal. >> glad to see temperatures in the 80s. we need this break we need rain folks we are dry and the heat did a number on everybody's flowers and gardens tonight the rain is mostly down to our south a frontal boundary came on through. that is where we are seeing most everything tonight. nothing much in the way of thunderstorms here down to our south where it has been hotter this is south of richmond,

plenty of energy for these storms to feed on we are getting a lot of reports of lightning and big hail. severe thunderstorm watch you will be able to see what we are talking about showers and storms down there and watch boxes go until 9:00 p.m. tonight. so that is with what is going on down to our south the boundary you see there is the front that came through that produced the horrendous thunderstorm. you can see how hot it is down to the south of that, but that boundary should stay just to our south, for the next couple days, but it might get a little closer later this week. it will be close enough we've got to at least says the a shower or thunderstorm possible, pretty much, every day, but the best chance will be close to where the boundary is, and today, that chance is south of dc an isolated shower, 7:00 p.m., 84, by 9:00 p.m., mostly cloudy and 79 and 11:00 p.m. a lot of clouds around but temperature of 7 of degrees, -- 76 degrees. very nice temperatures that we

have right now are similar to what our night time lows were during the heat wave. so a break has indeed come across the dc area and we needed it we will talk more about the 5 day forecast shawn and see if we can keep this going into the weekend. >> all right see you in a few sue. >> remember you can check the weather any time with the fox 5 weather ap download it on your droid, iphone or ipad. coming up a woman celebrating her birthday is killed during a freak accident. investigators say an off duty police officer was involved. we've seen political tempers flair before wait until you see what politicians did during a heated television debate. >> if you have a story call the fox 5 tip line or send an e- mail [ obama ] i'm barack obama, and i approve this message.

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horrible accident at a party leave as detroit woman

dead. police say she was celebrating the weekend before her 25th birth diwhen she was accidentally shot and killed it happened as miller went to hug an off duty officer at the party carrying his department issued handgun. the gun went offshooting miller in the lung and heart. she later died at the hospital. >> she was at a private party with relatives what do you need a gun? if you went to relatives,. >> detroit police department says the officer will remain on administrative duties while authorities investigate the shooting. >> politics turned violent in a georgia candidates, pulled a gun during a live political debate the the two men were discussing the crisis in syria when the debate got out of control first the candidate threw a shoe then reached for his pistol. both men are vying for a seat in parliament. a group of people in the

district says they are fed up with pay to play politics. how they plan to make their voices heard in november. we are following the race for the white house tonight, new numbers show president obama is losing, when it comes to fundraising. if you are having trouble getting online today, you are not alone. latest on a virus that was supposed to knock thousands off the internet coming up matters. pioneers in outsourcing us jobs supports tax breaks overseas. insourcing. industry and favors bring jobs home. it matters. this message.

no more pay to play what a large group of dc residents are saying, about the ability to collect campaign contributions from corporations, some want an all out ban from the practice, matt is here with more. >> reporter: hey, it is called initiative 70, 30,000 signatures were can he livered to the dc board of -- delivered to the dc board of elections

once those signatures are confirmed the issue of stopping all corporate contributions, will go to the voters. >> a big box of petitions was delivered to elections headquarters just afternoon monday. a four month effort carried out by hundreds of volunteers, and every ward of the district. all to put an end to corporate influence and city government. >> we have been out there sweating, every saturday, sunday, tuesday nights, for a couple months now and really the numbers started pouring in because people just want to grab this petition right out of your hands they are so eager to be able to speak as dc voters. >> initiative 70 is a broad brush approach to halting contributions. >> council whory decieved benefits have not been eager to -- council who have received benefits have not been eager to receive. an all out ban came after little action by city council to step in and reform donation

rules. >> let's be clear the people of district of columbia are becoming increasingly more dissatisfied and this hall pollution with the status of local politics, people want to see an end to public elected officials playing tricks and trash, with government and political cash. >> tommy wells is the only member of the dc council to attend the initiative 70 rally he pointed the finger at other candidates he claims expect corporations to donate. >> councilmembers in the past have given a mark, to different corporations, to say i need this amount of money. >> now not all agree, putting the issue on the ballot is the right move some says the going too far and it could be questioned later by the courts. meanwhile, election officials say, they will now have to go through every single signature on the petition, to make sure they are in fact valid dc residents. once those signatures are confirmed, the initiative will

be placed on november 6th ballot. >> thank you. we are following the money trail tonight in the race for the white house right now presumptive republican nominee mitt romney is winning that battle. romney's campaign and republican party raised $106 million last month the president's re-election campaign raised 7 million -- 71 million. the deficit could hurt the president's re-election chances. today president obama declared this is not the time to raise taxes on the middle class instead he wants congress to extend the bush era tax cuts for another year for people who earn less than $250,000 a year, but not for people who make more than that. american university professor, stein horn joins us always great to see you. >> great to see you shawn. >> mitt romney was quick to fire back saying the president's proposal will mean a tax increase for millions of families small business owners and job creators he is calling this a tax increase but

residents want to draw a line where does this leave shim romney and gop. >> well, this is great position on both sides president obama's initiative will not get passed with republican house what he is trying to do is say i am on the side of the middle class look at the republicans they want to keep taxes low on wealthy someone has to pay down this deficit it shouldn't be the middle class it should be the wealthy and he is challenging mitt romney on the other hand, mitt romney says look this amounts to a tax increase, no matter how you slice and dice it, the president wants to increase taxes on a significant number of americans those making $250,000 or above. this is about positioning as they move into the fall. >> let me ask you a little bit about that positioning as you mention this is sort of political theatre here because we know it is not going to get passed because of congress but not all democrats think $250,000 is the right number some of the leadership thinks

that number needs to be raised what are you hearing. >> the president himself said his campaign has said and people, have said $250,000 is not written in stone but they do think, taxes should be lower on the middle class the country should act on that and the people who have benefited the most from h country, should -- from this country should pay more. i think they are willing to go up to half a million a million but it will no matter any limit on taxes will not be passed by the republicans in congress. >> let me ask you, hypothetically say something like that were to happen, it seems most americans are on the side of extending tax cuts but raiding taxes on the so called -- raising taxes on the so called rich wouldn't this be more of a tax to democrats than mitt romney. >> the polls do say that but if republicans can go out and keep saying he is raising taxes he is raising taxes he is raising taxes that might sort of vault over the actual details of what

the president wants to do. so the president has to keep focused on saying i am lowering taxes for the middle class, mitt romney wants to lower them on the wealthy, republicans have to keep saying, president obama wants to increase taxes. >> all about that spin. which angle you look at it. always good to see you thanks for coming in. federal court will soon decide a controversial voter identification law in texas that law requires voters to show photo id when they go to the polls. officials say the law will prevent voter fraud they are trying to prevent a three judge panel to up hold it the justice department wants the law thrown out the law violates the federal votes lights act. the trial is expected to last five days. new developments on the health care overhaul bill rick perry, has said his state will not implicate a medicaid expansion or health care insurance exchange perry is

just the latest to join campaigners against the two provisions perry spoke to fox news about the decision. >> well t bottom line here is that medicaid, is a sales program. to expand this program, is not unlike adding a thousand people to the titanic. it is not going to be a part of again socializing health care in the state of texas and going in direct conflict with our founding fathers, wishes and freedom for that matter. >> federal government plans to implement insurance exchanges resist the health care plan governor brewer is asking the supreme court to over turn a ruling, allowing state employers to keep same sex partners on their benefits

including insurance. during 2009 the court ruled if the law were to go into effect the loss of health coverage would cause serious financial and emotional harm. >> this weekend google launch add new international campaign called legalize love in support of same-sex marriage and eliminating homosexual marriage around the world. it kicked off in singapore where some homosexual activities are illegal and in poland where gay couples are not legally recognized. the goal is to promote safer conditions for the lbgt community inside and outside the office. >> if you had trouble getting on the internet today you are not alone but the malware virus has come and gone supposed to prevent hundreds of thousands of computer users from gaining internet access only a few people were effected hackers unleashed it more than a year ago chose this date for the virus to take effect some internet service providers offered fixes. coming up a super model makes some moms angry with her

comments in a magazine article we will tell you what she said. new study says pets could boost your babies health. we will explain when we come back  matters. pioneers in outsourcing us jobs supports tax breaks overseas. insourcing. industry and favors bring jobs home. it matters. this message.

>> it appears the hpv vaccine is bringing down the number of infections even in unvaccinated women. the new study shows fewer people are infected and since vaccinated women are not getting the disease it is not spreading as fast so fewer unvaccinated women are getting it. hpv is the most common sexually transmitted disease in the country it has been linked to several types of cancer. babies who have pets are healthier than those who don't. a study from researchers in finland found children have fewer respiratory tract problems if they had a dog before the children were a year

old. the same is true for those with cats. the dogs offered better protection for health problems. researchers believe the contact with the pets help them develop more quickly. a model is making women who had c sections or open did you recalls angry. -- epidurals angry. miranda kerr said she saw babies in birthing videos, seemed drugged up after their mothers had epidurals. >> coming up a brawl breaks out at a little league baseball game as spectators watch in horror. >> thank you laura. coming up time to see the caps new head coach in action, adam oats gets a feel for kettler ice caps. next. we are also getting much needed relief from the heat out there, thank goodness. sue is back to tell us how long it will last  matters. pioneers in outsourcing us jobs supports tax breaks overseas. insourcing. industry and favors bring jobs home. it matters. this message.

federal judge dismissed a lawsuit, by lance armstrong he filed a lawsuit, asking a federal court to block doping charges against him arguing the agency violated constitutional rights bringing charges against him. armstrong maintains his incense. a federal judge will allow him to refile within 20 days. all right. how about the weather. >> thank goodness it is cooling off. >> we needed it. >> totally did need it as i said earlier i don't think people could take any more of this. >> so dangerous now we see what these storms do when they are fueled by this intense heat and humidity, and just a few moments ago the national weather service did complete their weather survey in fredericksburg area and it was not a tornado but a micro burst.

we have had enough of those to last us a lifetime right. so what the heck is a micro burst we will talk about that in a moment but weather service estimated this had 80-mile per hour, westerly winds tore through an area, 3 miles south of fredericksburg, flemming street, lafayette and route one a roof came off a gym there were seven injuries, no fatalities the roof was thrown on to a home next door and other builds in the industrial area had roofing damage a very intense burst of wind you look at that and thing how can that not be a tornado but it was a micro burst. another explanation what a micro burst is, cold air descending from a storm falling rapidly almost the storm is collapsing, on that spot. so, rather than rotating it is just dropping like a big heavy brick. the air hits the ground, and then it starts rolling out as it does that it come presses the wind and beginning to speed up so you can get these micro

burst winds reaching between 60 and 80 miles per hour or higher we saw that with the duration on june 29th winds exceeded 80 miles per hour in many areas and this is what the damage looks like and why the national weather service went down and looked at it cold air descendthen damage is in the fan pattern again rolls out and takes everything down but what you are seeing is almost everything going eat inner the same direction -- eat inner the same direction or more of a fan as opposed to rotational damage we would see with a tornado. that is important for insurance purposepeople need to know what happened. we are not going to see any micro bursts for awhile the air is settling down our temperature now 86 degrees, you know, compare this with the triple digit heat we had, and also the excessive humidity our dew point 59 degrees during the worst of the heat wave it was around 65 to 70, still warm up there in fredericksburg. we are not going to completely ditch humidity we have an east wind that is a moist direction

but we don't have the big trigger for the showers and thunderstorms that is the front that went down to our south yesterday, separating really hot air, from less hot air, i would certainly not call 86 cool, but in comparison, it does feel so much bert that is 15 degrees of relief we needed still mighty hot out in the west that is where the heat will build as the east begins to settle down a bit. we need that break. feast your eyes on this temperature trend our average high is 89 degrees, i think today's high was 86, and so, for the first time since june 26th folks we have temperatures running below average, and it looks like that will continue all week. it is also somewhat unsettled we will not have full sunshine each day we have a couple showers and storms wanted you to see on satellite and radar here storms cluster right around where that boundary is and later this week the boundary may wobble farther north when that happens we will have a focus on more showers and storms which by the way we need them too because it is terribly dry in this area as

you can see by looking out your window, we have a couple light showers or sprinkles moving by, the sun is out, up to our north, but the temperatures have stayed a little below average, because of the clouds and check this out, overnight temperatures some 60s upper 60s to low 70s we will call that mild and maybe just maybe a slight chance of a shower overnight, and tomorrow we could pop a thunder storm here and there closer to the mountains that might be doable or down south, closer to the boundary temperatures as you can see each day below average a couple showers spotty showers wednesday i think we will probably be storm free thursday increase chance of showers friday. >> okay. >> thanks sue. >> >> this is little league game, in georgia, look closely you see two dads going after each other, throwing blows after the game. one man asked the other to turn down the music he was playing,

words were exchanged punches started flying each man was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct. it may be the heart of the sum tore day was the big day for the capitals new head coach. lyndsey murphy joins us. >> probably felt good to be on the ice but hey, caps new head coach adam oats got the feel what it is like to coach hockey in our nations capital. there is something to be said about your first time on the ice with your new organization. 49-year-old adam oats at the teams practice facility, kettler ice lex at the teams annual week long development camp kicked off. 46 prospects are in attendance, ranging from 17 to 22 trying to catch the eye of oats who played with the caps 1996 to 2002 he served as an assistant coach for three seasons and this year he helped the devils

reach the stanley cup finals. hey, coach how was your first day? good, fun, burt flies this morning -- butterflies this morning once we got into it just like old times. felt great a lot of fun. very excited, been exciting last couple weeks fun to get it going. >> sounds like it was fun. development camp runs through saturday conclude being a 10:00 a.m. scrimmage, fan fest takes place saturday. barrel will be there to sign autographs shawn. >> thank you very much. come cruise, katie holmes already reach add divorce agreement and justin bieber says the chase on an l.a. freeway is the paparazzi's fault. harvey eleven joins us live from l.a. give us the scoop on top and katie first. >> it is amazing she filed a week ago thursday they settled this war, which it really was,

i know her lawyer, went to new york, mid-week last week they met around the clock including saturday, hammered out a full divorce settlement for custody, property, support, it is all done and they did it literally in a matter of days as for what they got, from what we know, tom definitely has significant contact with the kid, with suri looks like katie has the primary physical custody, but reading in between the lines on their statement, it looks like, each of them can kind of push their religion on suri when they are with her that is the way it looks when you read the statement carefully. >> a little surprising because that was the whole reason it seemed katie got out of the marriage because she didn't want the scientology pushed on suri, right? >> that is so true laura. i got to say when you read that statement of tom and katies and they say we respect the

religion of each of us it sounds like they are opening that door because it is not something katie said a week ago. so again, we don't know it for sure but when you read that statement it looks that way. >> okay. justin bieber and this justin was going ridiculous speeds he was cited for going 80 but we knew this, that paparazzi were following him, there was some paparazzi just really irresponsible and they followed him all the way down to downtown los angeles, he said it is their fault he filed a complaint gain the primary offender, if i may, offer my opinion, all of those paparazzi should be thrown in jail because they created a hazardous situation but so did justin bieber you don't escalate it speeding, you slow down because he really em

perilled the lives of lives on the freeway. >> we always welcome your opinion harvey. kardashian family just added another girl to its ranks, courtney delivered her daughter penelope yesterday the baby weighs, 7 pounds 14-ounces her second child with boyfriend scott, their son mason is 2 years old sister kim posted on her website the family is thrilled with the new addition. >> i know that is the news brian bolter wanted to hear. >> he has been waiting waiting brian. >> i have a kardashian news alert on google the moment something pops. >> there it is. >> hey, guys remember the con tree sr. ski surrounding the dc fire department -- controversy surrounding the dc fire department, a different station told to fill up a personal pool saturday what the chief is saying tonight. >> under attack, a horse slashed for the second time this year the latest in a

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three people includinameric third day of the running of the bulls in spain all three had leg injuries after trying to out run the six bulls unleashed in the streets of pamplona. saturday, one person was gored no one injured yesterday it is part of their festival. chinese tight rope walker survived a 657-foot fall off the rope, the man was trying to walk backwards for a half mile across the rope blindfolded adding to the can challenge the rope was swaying is bent by as much as 30 degrees in some places, and there was no net. the man says he slipped because of the wind incredibly, he was not seriously hurt.

657 feet. >> i wish that camera panned down to see. >> where he landed. >> but he is okay. >> yikes. >> all right. thanks for joining us tonight at 5. >> news edge at 6 starts now right off the top, one week after the dc fire department was criticized for filling a private pool, in the hours after a devastating storm, it happened again firefighters filled the large inflatable pool this past saturday for a columbia heights block party using watt fresh a nearby hydrant. paul. >> well, brian, the pool was filled after residents hosting the block party walked into the station house saturday morning and asked for help. telling the official on duty it would take hours if they used hoses from their homes by 11:00 a.m. the pool was filled now the fire chief wants